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Nancy Wynne Speaks of the Packard' Ball Tonight.
Several Parties Planned for Miss Gummey.
Smart Costumes Seen Recently
TnB Geerges I'ncknrds will rIvp n
ilnnre tonight nt the Ultz-Cnrlten
"or their ilniiRhtcr Htith, nnd mnny nrc
the dlnnrrs te tnkc plnec before that
fvent. llutli Is n sister of Mrs. Arthur
iUUingi nnd Hetty Pncknrd, you knew,
nnl nppenrN te be n very lieifulnr young
person. I hnppeneil nletiR tlie ether tiny
Inte n group of (lebtitnutm, nnd every
ether one seemed te besiiylng, "Where'H
Kuth?" or "Oh I I vnnt te tell tlmt
te Kuth," nnd jievernl ether hiicIi re
Jnnrki, nnd I looked nbeut when n sud
den exclamation of pleasure broke forth
from the group. It vns becnuse Kuth
wni arriving. I (lid net need te hear
nny mere te knew hew popular she In.
The Jee Unrtews are giving 11 lnrge
theatre party for their two daughters,
i jizabeth nnd Mary, before the dance.
Elizabeth, you remember, ranie out Inst
year, and Mary is a bud of this snnsen.
Br. and Mrs. Francis Tnrkard will en
tertain nt dinner for Itutli nnd for
JInrjerle Gibben before the dance, and
the Alan Wilsons will gite u dinner
for Telly (irhoem. The Hnrrv Iter
winds will entertniit for "Nce" Strnw Strnw
bridge and the Jehnsen Wards will en
tertain for I'rNcMn Davis.
T SAW Dorethy Ncwbeld Ititchic the
J- ether tiny wenrlng a most stunning
Oent of gray fur with blnck eellnr and
Miffs, ller hat wns n small model of
black-rut velvet turned off the face and
with soft folds of the innterini arranged
nrress the brim ns n sort of trimming.
IJorethy is geed-looking and has n
charming mnnner. What n had time
she had during her wedding trip Inst
June. Ynu remember her father. Mr.
Aithur Emlen Xewbeld, died suddenly
while she was en her way te Herinudn.
Just n few days niter her wedding. 1
lemember his funeral took place just
exactly one week from her wedding day
in the same church where he had given
her in marriage.
rnilAT dance which the Itnrry Cur-J-
tiscR, of Overhrenk, jjiiw Inst night
nt the Merlen Cricket Club, was a de
lightful nffnir. It wns for Margaret,
their debutante daughter, nnd Mrs.
Curtis nnd her ether daughter, Mr.
Geerge A. Iliihn, .'id. received with the
debutnntc. Margaret looked perfectly
lovelj. She were the sweetest frock of
white tulle and chiffon, nnd It wns trim
med with pink rosebuds. She carried nn
old -Cushioned houeuct of tiny rose,
tee. nnd looked fairer than ever with
her golden hair nnd lovely pink checks.
.urs. J limn was stunning, tee, in pale
green geergcte. 8he wns Alma Curtis
you remember. Mrs. Curtis wns very
linndsemcly gowned in black chiffon
lelvet.
The ballroom was decorated with
ferns nnd palms nnd gnrlnnds of sinilnx.
Supper was served nt midnight nnd It
wns altogether n beautiful nffnir. The
ISfginnld Merrises cntcrtniucd for Ot Ot
tllie Merris before the dunce, ami Vivi
ennc Hnitlett wns also n guest of honor
at n dinner.
IN TOWN" thcre wns a theatre party
followed by supper at'tlie Hitz-Carl-ten
rIcii by the Algernon Clnpps for
I'leaner (iumniey. 1'leaner is being
much entertnlned, by the. way, invita
tions came out jesterdnv for n ilnuce
te be given in her honor hv lr. nnd
Mrs. Geerge 1'nles Bnker. nt the Helle
vup-Strntfertl, en January 12, nnd Mr.
nnd Sirs. Gummey will gic n dance
for her en December 2.'5 nt the Rcllevuu
also.
IIHAIt that tin members of the In-
epptnlencc StiunrP Auxiliary of the
Jpd Cress are te meet together today
at lied Cress headquarters, 21S Seuth
Nineteenth btreet. While the auxiliary
is net active In Hed Cress work, most
of such work having stepped with pence,
its cemmitpc agreed Inst jenr te nicer
before Christmas and te send gifts te
f,enic of the children In the l'hllndclphla
Hespitnl. He today 100 lPttPrs te Snnty
which have been written by the children
out there, will be answered with gifts,
1 think it's a splendid idea. Se many
of the Hed Cress cninmitees that worked
for years during the. wnr have felt that
they wanted te held together in some
vny and this special nuti'lary has
chosen this Chrlstuius work te de ever
j-enr.
Mrs. Geerge I.erimer is chnirninn ti
the Independence Squaie auxiliary, nnd
some of these i he nre associated with
her are Mr. Frpd Ktigllsh, Jits. Ash Ash
ten Little. Mrs. Bertram Lippincott,
Mis. Wellington Shannen, Mrs. Wil
liam Helding, Mrs. Geerge Tales Ha
ler, Mis. Tdwnrd Theinus nnd ninny
ethers. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. ami Mm James H liiluku, 1J6
Van Pelt strict, will entertain At a
dinner tonight In honor of Miss Helen
I.angden Mitchell, debutante daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. L.uigden Dlwyn Mitchell,
before the bull Mr. and Mrs. Geoige
Randelph Packard will glve a.t the Rltz Rltz
Carlten, In honor of thelr debutnnte
daughter, Miss Ruth Packard. Miss
Mltchell will uIee be the guest of honor
at ,i dinner en Tuesday, December 28,
te be given by Mr Oiven Wlster, of But
ler plnce, Gennantewn. before the
Benedict Bnll
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mereau H.ir-
rluger, of 2105 Walnut Htreet, will enter
tain ut dinner at their home en Friday
night, January 7, befere the Hist Assem
lily ball, in honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss Sarah Barrlnger.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Waring Hopkln Hepkln Hopkln
sen. of 2219 Spruce stieet. will entertain
at a small thcatie paity, followed bv
supper and dancing, at the Bellevue Bellevue
Strntferd, en Saturday night, Jununrj
8, In honor of Miss Kllse du Pent, debu
tante, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FranelH
I. du Pout.
Miss Anna Ashton, debutante daugh
ter of Dr. nnd Mrs Themas ti. Ash
ton, of 1814 Seuth Rittenhouse tquare.
nnd Miss Eloise Warrlner, dehutnnte
daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Dex
tnr Warrlner, of 113 Seuth nighteem'i
Htreet, were among the guests who at
tended the dance last night in Princeton
given by Dr nnd Mrs chniles Brew li
nt their home, Cleveland luna, In honor
of Miss Allce B. Cnndee, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs Charles L. Cundee, of
Wilmington, Del.
The New England Society will give n
dinner tomeirow night ut the Bellevue Bellevue
Mrutferd In honor of the tercentenary
nf the landing of the Pilgrims nt Plj Plj
meuth, Mass
Mr. Hewaid L Rowland, i.nn of Mrs
W terlngten Rowland, 21S Seuth
Twenty-llrst street, will gie a dinner of
Mxteen ceern bofero the dunce he will
Bive tonight nt the Rltz-Carltuli.
Mr. Jehn T. Wnlnwrlght. who Is n
rtudent nt Princeton University, will ar.
rive home tomorrow te spend the Christ-
Safe
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NO COOKINQ
TU 'Teed Drlnfe" for All Af
Quick Lunch at Hern, Offiea i
Fountain!. Aih for HORLICICS.
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inns holidays with bis mother, Mrs.
Hutlierferd 1'carsen, nt the llcllevue llcllevue
.Stratferd. Mls Cnthnrlne Iteyen, of Itosten, nnd
Mr, Frederick Shedlcld, of New Yerk,
will be ntnenfj the out-of-town guests
who will attend the bnll tenlirht whlcn
Mr. and Mrs (Icoike Hnndel)h I'ncknrd
will give nt the "lltJi-fiirltnii In honor
of their daughter, Miss Until 1'ncknrd.
Mr nnd Mrs. lj Hewnnl Wentlierlv
will etitertnln a house pnitv en Sntur
tltiy night, .Tatiunry 1. nt their home,
SO 19 Chestnut Rtreet. They will ceme te
attend the lnrge New Year's tlnnee te be
given tlmt night by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wpiilherly nt their home In honor of
their debutante daughter, Mlsa Carel
Treble Smith, nnd Miss Catharine Hi nil
ford Knight, dehutuntp daughter of Mrs
Hratlferd Knight. The guests will In
t lude Miss Odette Seder, of New Yerk ;
Miss I'cggy Murphy, of St. T.eulj, Me j
Miss Helen Sehlewlnd, of New Yerk ;
Mr. Irvlne Keser, of Ualtlmern; Mr.
Clinten Shelling nnd Mr. Jack French,
of New Yerk.
Miss Hetty Wllllnms, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Rebert Martin Wllllnms, of
'JnlG AA .limit street, will entertain ns
her guest ever Dm Chrl.itma.s holidays
Miss Inebelln Carrlngten, of RaHlmer
Miss Wllllnnis will give a dinner en
.Monday night, December 27, nt Her
home in honor of Miss Harrington bc bc bc
foie the Junier Cinderella dance te be
given that night at the Merlen Cricket
Club.
Cnptnln Iiula M. Nulton, commandant
of the navy yard, nnd Mrs. Nulton mid
their dnughtcr. Miss Nulton, were the
guesls of honor nt a tea en Wednesdny
afternoon, glsen by Mrs. William Ciewcr
nt her home en Seuth ftluink street Mrs
(ieorge A. Vroemn and Mrs. O. O. Mur
II n presided at the tc!t table.
Mrs. Themas II. Birch, wlfe of United
States minister te Portugal, wan -the
guest of honor at a luncheon given by
her sister, Mrs lingerie H. Derey, nt her
home, 1518 J-ecun street, yosterdny.
Mrs. Peiey will entertain nt luncheon In
honor of her sister en Saturday nnd
also en Tuesday.
Miss Catharine Bradford Knight tic
butante daughter of Mrs. Bradford
IOilght, 1917 Hlttenheuse street, will
entertain ns her guest ner the New
Year holidays Miss I.awten Fller, of
San Francisce Calif Miss Filer Is at
prcient tsltlng In New Yerk.
Mm I'. Wlllard Heading, of Fifteenth
and Pine streets, will entertain nt n
large luncheon at the Hoesovclt. te he
followed by a card party, en Tuesday
afternoon. December 28. Mrs. Reading
will be assisted In receiving by her
daughters. Mrs I.. H Squlre and Mrs.
Jehn C Wlsener About seventy-tlve
guests will attend
Mrs Rebert Fmett Hare, of 400 Seuth
Twentv-secend street, left en Saturday
for a visit te New Yerk, where she has
been entertained ns the guest or Mr.
nnd .Mrs. fimlen Sncncer Hare, of 29
Fast Sixty-first street, nnd will return
te her home today.
Mrs. A. Wayne Robinson. Jr., entor enter
tnined nt n, bridge party en Thursda
afternoon at her home In Yeaden, In
honor of Mra. Kdward Osberno Ceatcs,
of Bala.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn H. Hubbs, of 540 J
Wayne nvenun, will glve a dnnce this
evening at the Philadelphia Crick?t
Club, In honor of thelr daughter. Miss
Katharine Marvlll Hubbs.
Miss Hone B. McMlchael, who bes
neen aoreaii since lest spring, Is spend
ing the winter In Nice, France, with
Mrs. Ij Wlllard Redgcrs and her dautrh
tvr. Miss Constiuice D. Redgers.
Mr .and Mm Henry Russell Wrav,
formerly of this city, new living nt
Colerado Springs, Cel., are Binding the
winter In Reme, Italy
Mrs. Frederic W. W. Graham, of
Summit avenue Chestnut Hill, will glve
a bridge en AVednesday, December 29,
In honor of her daughter, Miss Caro Care
luin F. Ginhnin.
Miss Margaret N. Paul, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Nelll Paul, of
Gravers lane, Chestnut Hill, who Is a
student nt Farmlrigten Scheel, arrived
liome en Wednesday for the holidays.
Mrs. Leuis Barcroft Runk. 407 Price
street, Geniuintewn. will glve a chil
dren's partv en Wednesday afternoon,
December 22 In honor of her llttln
daughters, MIsm Elizabeth Runk nnd
Miss Amello Runk. Therm will be thirty
children.
Mrs, Clayten McElroy, 201? phTti
street, will give a luncheon en Thurs
day, December 23, nt the Sedgeley Club,
In honor of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
J. McEIrey.
Mrs. Jeseph L. Woolston, of Glcnden,
A Christmas Sale of
Slipper Buckles
25 Oft Tag Price
This means that you save one-fourth en any pnir of buckles
-the original prices are en the tags.
This Is an Opportunity te Select fet
a Gift That She Is Sure te Appreciate
This sale includes hundreds of the smartest and most fashionable designs, each
personally selected net only for beauty, but also for quality of mnterials and work
manship j and results from our determined policy te force down high costs by adjust
ment te leplacemcnt levels.
INCLUDED ARE
Tailored Buckles, in conventional de
signs, in bronze, nickel and jet finishes,
that were 75c te $2.50 a pair.
Cut Steel Buckles, in an almost limit
less variety of beautiful patterns. Many
of them te be found only here, and all
thoroughly well made. These were priced
$1.00 te $20.00 it pair.
EVEisrnsrGv pre&rc
Chestnut Hill, wilt gtve a buffet luncheon
today followed by cards In honor of her
daughter, Miss Nancy Woolston, who
arrived home en Tuesday for the
Christmas holidays from Debbs Kerry
Scheel, N. Y whero Miss Woolston Is ft
student.
Mr. Jeseph Sill Clnrlc, Jr., en of
Mr, and Mrs. Jeseph Sill Clark, of Kates
Hall, Chestnut Hill, who Is a student
nt n llnrvnrtt College, will nrrlve home
today te spend the hlledays with his
parents. Mrs. Clark and her son, Mr.
Aery Clark, are spending some tlme In
New Orleans, where MrB. Clark's son Is
rewerlnff from a serious IUiicm. They
will return home for Christmas.
Mr. Arthur Crlsfletd. mm of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Pearc.B Crlsfleld. of Chmtnut
Hill, left early this week for Savannah,
On., where he will spend f'hristmas as
the guest of his mint, Mrs. Clarence
Andersen, Miss Jesephine Crlsfleld, who
In ii undent nt Smith College. New
Hampton, Mns will arrle home for
the Christmas holidays en Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Horten Tuttle
have Issued Invitations for a dance nt
their home, Cherrylec, Bryn Mnwr. en
December 27, In honor of their daughter,
M1S3 Kllrnbetti Tuttle nnd their son,
Mr. Nerrls Tuttle.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Fllnore Chrlstlne, of r.OOa Ccdnr
avenue, entertained the Delta Sigma
Plil Sorority en Tuesday at her home.
Among the guests were Mls Dorethy
J. Yeung, Miss Ruth Oorden. Mrs
Mttchner Hall, Miss Kmma Smith, Sim
II. David. Mia. I-euls McCnrter. Miss
Marjery Ryan. Mrs. W. P Brown. Mrs
J Harlan, Miss Mary Mumford nnd
Miss Mary Olhaustn.
A nrettv weddlne took place en
V.'ednebdny evening when Miss Lillian
Olllard. daughter of Mr. and Mm J. J.
Oillard, was married at her parents
home 6302 Walnut street, te Mr. Clar
ence H. Yeung The bride wns given in
inarrl.ige by her father, and the matron
of honor wns a sister of tbe bride, Mrs
August F Dalx. The best man wns Mr
Jehn Wittl.igham. The Rev Henry C.
Wnlhev, of St. Mathew's Methodist
Church, was the officiating minister.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Maurlce Hoever nnd her son, Mr.
rnt.Hlr.A Unnvt .Tr . nf Wvncetp. nC-
cempanled by Miss Beatrlce Miner, of
Drexel Jliu, win leavt) no ct n
Hroeke. Vn., where thev will spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Hoever's
mTi.tn.lnw and dauEhter. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jehn R. Hendersen at Potemno Farm.
Miss Miner's engagement te Mr. Hoever
was anneunceu a snort lime ns
GERMANTOWN
I.leutenant Geerge I Richard and
Mrs. Richard, of Nepenhlt. I,. I. will
arrlve en next Tuesday te be the cuests
of Mrs. Richard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wllllnm T. Steel, of the Weed-Norton,
ever the holidays.
Mrs. Rebert M Barten. .Tr , of 149
West Durham street, entertained at
luncheon, followed by cards, at her home,
yesterdny afternoon. Her cuests were
Mrs Charles A. Waters, Mrs. Jeseph
Lord, Mrs. Max M. Arneld, Mrs. Wil
VanDusen &
Jeivclcrs
1 1 23 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Gift Selections
TENDANTS
BRACELETS
BAR PINS
LORGNETTES
BRIOCHES
WRIST WATCHES
JEWELED BAGS
VANITY CASES
SAUTOIRS
FOUNTAIN PENS
CLOCKS
SILVERWARE
BRONZES
Cut Jet Buckles, considered by many
fastidious worae" as the most effective
buckles for evening wear. Beautiful
glossy or dull jet, substantially mounted.
Their prices were $1.25 te $12.00 n pair.
Rhinestone Buckles, in the most ex
quisite designs, each carefully chosen for
stone beauty and quality of mountings.
They were $2,00 te $20.00 a pair.
And any pair will be daintily cased if desired,
H&LLAHA!S
GOOD SHOESU
921 Market Street
4028 Lancaster Avenue I 2736 Germantown Avenue
60th and Chestnut Streets 5604 Germantown Avenue
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
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liam C. 8. lx, Mrs. P. Leslie Bhnw,
Mrs. Charles Barten and Mrs. Frances
S. Devlin.
A children's Christmas play. "Santa
Glaus Land," will be presented In the
ballroom of the Delmar-Merrls tomor
row afternoon. These tailing prominent
parts are Miss , Marta qoldsberougli,
Miss Pelly Hlgglnbethan, Miss Mildred
Kenney. Master Justin Hermnn nnd
Miss Pauline Thlclks, of Fast Orange.
Mrs Bertha IlUrten, of the Delmar Delmar
Merrls, Is In chnrge of the play. Pro
ceeds will he for the benefit of the crip
pled shut-ins and the starving children
of Furepe.
Mr. Frank A. Tayler, of 614 Fast
Sedgwick stroet, who has been In Kurope
for several months, will return te his
home tomorrow,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Kellcrman, Jr.,
of 7422 Deven street, have returned
from a trip te New Yerk.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Max M. Arneld, of 2Gf
Fast T'psal street, will etitertnln at
cards at their home this eenltig. The
guests will be Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Aldrlch
Mncvaugh. Mr. and Mrs. William C, 8.
lyx and Mr. and Mrs. P. Telrlla Shaw.
Miss Nettle Walter will entertain nt
luncheon, followed by pinochle, at her
hemi en, Monday afternoon. The guests
will Include Mrs. W. . Van Hern, Mrs.
Ida Hnnsel, Mrs Kdward Ranshaw,
Mrs. Frank Isaac, Mrs. Heward Scheley
Mrs. Oliver Thornten nnd Mrs. Herbert
A. Wallace
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles A. White, of
1855 North Park avenue, will entertain
nt dinner at their home this evening.
Cevers will be laid for twenty guests.
The Kndesh Club, of Kadesh Com Cem
mandcry, Ne. 29, Knights Templar, will
glve a ten and dance nt the Roosevelt
en February 16. The club entertained
nt a card party en Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Laura Haefterman,
1803 North Sixteenth streat, the pro
ceeds te go toward the fund for the en
tertnlnment during Christmas week
given for the children of club members.
The senior class of the Girls' Nor Ner
mal Scheel will held their annual reun
ion and luncheon nt the Hetel Norman Nerman Norman
dle, Thirty-sixth and Chestnut streets,
en Mendny, December 27. Among theso
en the commlttceAof which Miss Rbcva
Otte Is chairman, are Mrs, Sarah Pep
per, Mrs. Florence Pfelrfer nnd Miss
Fdna Paramour. Miss Ott Is also toast teast toast
mlstress for the luncheon.
Miss Marien Welhcnmaycr, of 1621
Diamond street, entertained at luncheon,
followed by 500. nt her home, en
Wednesday, for her card club. The miest
of honor was Miss Dorethy F. Denham
of Washington,
who has been visiting
in tins city.
NORRISTOWN
Miss Marlen Strltxlnger, a student nt
the Sargent Scheel, Bosten, Is spending
several weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs F. O. Stritzlnger, of Hamilton
street.
The marrlage of Miss Elizabeth Kath
..in. t-inrlr. d.iuchter of Mr. and Mrs,
Jamc3 Clark, and Mr. Charles Lewis
Stokes
SCARP PINS
VEST CHAINS
DRESS SETS
LINK BUTTONS
CIGARETTE CASES
TENCILS
SIGNET RINGS
PEN KNIVES
WATCHES
in our magnificent stock
Her '
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Sklbbe, son of Mrs. Agnes Sklbb;, took
place en' Tuesdny In the. Reformed
Church of the Ascension. The Rev. H.
W Bright, pastor of "the church, per
formed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
Hklbbe will llve nt 1002 West Airy
street. ,
The annual Christmas play nnd Pn-r1ty,
of the St. Jehn's branch of the Girls
Friendly Society will be held next
Wednesday In the Parish Heuse. Mls
Ellrabeth Deavca Is chairman of the
commlttee In charge of the nffalr.
LAWNDALE
Mr. nnd Mrs. Obltr, of 7820 I street,
have left te spend the winter tn Flerida.
Mrs. C. Nelsen, of Park avenue, enter
tained the Indies of her card club at her
home yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Jehn Lafferty. of 7316 Taber
street, has returned from a visit of sev
eral weeks In the West.
ii"""uiniiniiiiiiiimiiiiuujii'iiiii mini
Philtdtlphia
Atlantic
ystTL&ips
The Sheps of Sensible Prices
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
A Dainty
Specially
Priced
Everybody will want a frock for Holiday dances
school girls, college girls, elder sisters, mothers 1
Levely styles at the above attractive price.
127 PHILADELPHIA 1337
S. 1 3th St. and Chestnut St.
I BOARDWALK SHOP ATLANTIC
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Stree-1214
Extraordinary Millinery
Valued for Saturday
Just An Opportune Time te Replenish With An Extra Hat
At 'z Price and Less
Saturday 320 of Our Fine Hats for Quick Clearance
at $5.00, $8.00, $10.00
French Flower Bouquets
In dainty bexen for Xmaa givlne. Violets, Orchids, Gnrdenlas,
Helly and Small Flowers 80a te J8.00.
Six 'Mere Shopping Days
Until Xmas
Gleve Silk Underwear Reduced
Fine pure ellk IJnderweur of excellent quality. A. famous
make at special prices.
Vests, 38 te 42, at $2.45 each Bleemers at $2.95 each
Handkerchiefs
Wemrn'e Dimity and Irlnh I.awn Hnndkrrrhlefa In Hand and
Swiss Emb. corners, beautiful designs. 33c, 35c, 38c Mich.
Ltaen Handkerchief. liand
1,00. 11.25, tl.80 each.
AIbe In Hand Patnted colors. Iflc) 3 for SOe, JSc, 33c.
AlULInrn Initial Handkerchiefs for men and women.
Wemen'a at' 8 Or, flOc, 00e, 7Se nnd II. S3 each.
Men at tiOe and 73n each.
Chlldren'ii Dexed Handkerchief, that the kiddies like.
60e, 75c, 83e for box or tnree.
20 Discount On All Handbags
Wa will deduet 20 n.t tlme of purchase from 'all velvet, duve
tyne end leather handbag An excellent opportunity te aecura a
real aavine en our entire stock of excellent value and well selected
handbag".
Boxed Calendars, 20c; 3 for 50c
ITundreda of beautiful dmlima In floral, Jandreape, bluebird
and copies of famous Tayler pictures! boxed rady for meJllng.
20 Discount On All Wash Satin,
Crepe de Chine, and Muslin
Underwear
We will deduct at the time of rmrehiwa t0 dl.cennt from
every article In enr H'Mh Satin and Crepe de Chine Underwear
Tlept. This Is wenderfal opportunity te select articles for Christ
mas slilnr at n real vln.
SECOND FLOOR
English Sports Weel Hese, $1.85
These Imported hose In the newest heather mixtures; there
nre several shades of blue new 60 popular for winter wear with
sport oxfords. They are needleM te say unusual value at this
price. .
' $2.50 Silk Hese, Special $2.00
Fer Friday and Saturday eni w offer our regular $3,60
hosiery for 12.00 a pair. They are uniform quality and ceme In a
splendid assortment of shade. Buy new for Xmas Riving-.'
Exclusive Christmas Cards, 50c Dez.
On BatUTday we will place en sale en extraordinary assortment
of Christmas Greeting Cards mostly half prlce. There ere scores
of styled and we will have several tablet) for your easy selection
The prlce Includes envelopes.
Imported and Demestic Gloves
Reduced
We have taken several numbers of our beat selllngr srsndes of
Gloves and made them special Just in time for Christmas giving-.
Fine French Kid Glevea, wero $4.60, new 53.00.
Fine Cape Skin Gloves, were $4.60, new $3.50.
Finest Grade Mecha Gloves, were $5.00, new $4.00.
Toilet Article Gift Suggestions
llednat'a imaU-cU lft extract In an wsbertment of t
Itwdnut'i
odera. 7Bc
Quelquaa Vltnra wnt Ideal Tsltei IVmder S1.0O.
UJerkWa Talewn Vewder, apielal Jfle box.
Ileer ft Gallck VleUt Water, pll 1. bottle.
Children'! Ilrnah and Comb Sill, ll.SO,
Itraati, Ctrmb and Mirror Seta) white, with hand decerntlnn
rl
MOORE8TOWN
The Vwewan's Auxiliary of Trinity
parish will glve a luncheon today at 10
o'clock. Mrs. Burr will act as hostess.
Mr. W. F. Thlrklldsen, of East Sec
ond street, Is en a business trip te New
Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. William It. Staokheuse
and his son. Mr. Heward Btackheuas,
are visiting In Wcstvllle, N. J.
Miss Katurnh Q. Stokes Is spending
nome tlme with friends In Bosten.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mlsa Hlldegarde Jacob, who Is a stu
dent at a New England school, will re
turn this week te spend the' Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Warnw TlernerniftH. nt Mevlan.
Miss Sara Cochreno will entertain tll
Tunler Section of the Chester New
Century Club, nt her home, en Tuesday
afternoon.
City
Baltttnere
9
Gift Blouse
Priced Qr
SpcciaUy yj JL m 7J
This fresh, pretty blouse, with its
festive Christmas air, will be most
pieasinp; as a gift. It's of fine white
voile with narrow self-pleating en
cellar and front and most accept
able for Christmas giving.
Christmas
Dance Frecks
$39. 75
CITY BRIGHTON BLOCK
Fer Christmas S
embroidered
comers J flOr, Tile,
flOr,
flower
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m UAILt' XATV A JLV m WB
k k 150 Fur-Trimmed lH
: gi OS? Wraps M
j M (7 Values 125.00175.00 g :
j (Ml KH Extraordinary reductions en these Bwh flr
ii vKiW'TnBU) sumptuous Wraps of Marvclla, mji "B
Hut Jwlul Ull Beaucara, Orlande, Vcldyne; with vt "Mfy
' Pi mVJ'Ih 'Scotch Mele, Squirrel, Australian ! ? JB t
i' mk V 111 Opossum and Beaver in the, form JW ''$
" !' Ifuv.'il of nutfe JT00' cellars and trim- jg: ,Bg
i Sj-' Dresses Reduced lj
!.' Tllf The Entire Stock of exclusive l.fc j
' W I DrcsBes in Velvet, Duvetyn, Lace, iijf'j &
!i9' (' k Tricetinc, Kitten'a-Ear Crepe and j$ t
' f 4M f- Canten Crepe reduced from one- jTV '' h
SKI 1,1' third te ene-half present prices. E f
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laritatSei
or Adhoebci-
Moderate rricea mLtY "
Write or rheae fer Xncravtt ar rrtated
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rMTTVO Will Make Your Hair
II I rJJ Beautiful and Flufty
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25c
Fer Bale br nrnr and
nmartmrnt Bteree.
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031 Chretnnt St.. Phtla.
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"CONnAD IN QUEST OF HIS TOOTH"
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Xet Week "NOnTH WIND'S MALlCa"
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fONTINt'OTTS VAUDKVTLI.E 11 TO 11
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. SO
BATl'RDAT EVENING. JAN. 15
TOSCANINI
AND
LA SCALA ORCHESTRA
OF MILAN
(100 PLAYERS)
TICKETS, $1 TO IS ON SALE NOW
AT IIEPPK-a. 1110 CHESTNUT i1""'"
ST. AND ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
TONIGHT 7 SATURDAY
VENICE
" " ti.tiV
and Italinn
Lakes
ItOc. 7Aa II. II. EO at AesAemr and Her'.
fEITH'S THEATRE
LEO CARRILLO
LATE STAR, "LOMT1ARDI. LTD."
MR. MRS. JIMM1E nARRT:
nORENCE RORERT8 FREDRIK
VMEDINOHARRTAND EMMA
and TRIX1E FRIGANZA
ASTOR
FRANKLIN
AND
GIRARD
3 SHOWS DAILT 3. T, 0 Today's Feature
HI XRUDH lj..t nf K. C.
ATHERTON'fl
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8TLVIA ANITA COLEN. SOLOIST
UNIVERSITT MUSEUM. St. 8 30. Trr
Illust. lecture v Dr. Ales HrdUcS?
The Peeples of Asia, Msn's Orliln "
SUNDAY AFTERNOON 8:80. Dm? 1. Fre.
lllust. letur Z & ' " Morien; jEltu!
8ALKM TODAY" a persensl report.
ORPHEUM C'MHrTnoSieCrhro
MAE DESMOND !is
NEXT WEEK "BTOP TH1BP' W
CASINO
Wal. b. 8th. Mat. Te4r
Victory BellM
With E1U Dal 4
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Trocndere 10th Xnh ""' nmadwar
UNIVEltHITT EXTENSION SOCIETY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOYER
GEORGE EARLE RAIGUEL
"Germany, Austria, and the Indem-
nities"
TUKSDAT MORNINO, DEC 21. AT 11
Tickets. Z Oil ssj. NOW. Academy.
MTP" nn uun.r.nv r.JUPn.len HOI OinpC
PEOPLES
Kens. Ave. Cumb.
MAT. TODAY
GOLDEN CROOK
Tlek.ts Academy A Heppe's U0 Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA) aJMiwVu
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DUMOMTS SSJ ARCH KVJ. ,,,,
EMMETT WELCH Minstrel.
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The Krtliler-Jarebl.L naren Oceratta
Jehn Charlea Thomae Wllda Bennett;
Ferclral Knlcht the AaUlrea
TWO WEEKB ONI.T HEO. DEC. 20
SEATS NOW FOn ALL PEnFOnMANCKS
Great Holiday Attraction
Peppy I Breezy I Zippy!
CHARUS DILLINGHAM'S
. Muswi Coneer&cetsr
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Positively Last Week
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents
OTIS
SKINNER
IN THE- NEW PLAY
At the Villa Rese
BjA. B, W. MASON
MON., DEC. i!0 HOLIDAY ATTRACTION
DAVID RELABCO Preeents
DAVID
WARFIELD
in The Return of Peter Grimm
Beats New for Xmas and New Year's Weeks
RRHAn NIGHTS AT S US
LJlWJl-LJ MATINEE TOMORROW
5TH WEFK ev "jriTED
Jill W lIrw ENGAQEOIENT
"Beat Comedy ever written
by an American." - Y- tribune
A Beeth Tarkingten Classic
CLARENCE
with ALFRED LUNT
err a eAk?7 TOnK CAST
SEATS NOW or Xmas and
New Year's Weeks
METROPOLITAN 0PEIltl0USB
6EATS NOW SELUNO
at Bex Offlce and Weymann's
1108 Chestnut St.
Special Pep. Prices
Gala Holiday Attraction I
Xmas Day Matinee
and Folie wine Twe Weeks
The Ed Wynn
Carnival ED "J?v roei
riULADELPHIA'd LEADINQ THEATRK3
Direction of IJZK s: J. J. SHUUEHT
sam SHUBFRT b'es. at 8:ie
S. -"lUDLlM MATS. WED. A SAT
LAST 2 DAYS
LAST MAT. TOMOR. .best $2
EDDIE CANTOR
In ths Century Theatre Production
"MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS"
BEG. MONDAY SEATS NOW
2 WCKIiS ONLY '" nV- W
GALA TULETIDU FUN FESTIVAL
A I Ths Human Eiltems of
rVUi Pep. Punch 4 Pursenalltr
JOLSON
In Smart, Snappy, Bumjtueus, KpKtaeulsr
SIKID A n GOLDEN REVEL
i ii a r u glorious girls
ADELPHI EVOS. at sua
Matinee Tomorrow at SllB
A.I. WOODS PRESENTS
MARJ0RIE
RAMBEAU
In Chsnnln Pollock's Grant Melodrama
THE SIGN ON THE De6T
BEATS NOW SELLING FOR XMAS DAT
NEW YEAR'S MATINEE AND NIOIIT
LYRIC EVES. AT 8 115 Z
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IN A TANTASTIC MUSICAL PLAY
SEATS OW FOR XMAS DAY
CHESTNUT ST. opera heusb
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POSITIVELY LAST 8 DAYS
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